The Sun. — London, England, 1810-02-23 00:00:00

I i 1 • ,t"' ft 4 tiv s olitiwips !tot T4ti_t il~,~rs :: +'.~; i I UM 5445.1 . . . RTEENTH TIME. NI EW • FOLI Istfl-IEAT ' . i.UR - t.'•A't --- 4 ,. wi' ll PRESS; ben.INT. EVENING Ye j 3, 1810, . • THE PUBLIC are 'most respea fully informed.that. there will be a GRAND 111ASQJAII.AO,N,at 'Wit Per . ir rfonned a •‘ -- b . '''' --, wi t h :,., ~ new rairm, Ili . aree Acts, inter-THEATRE on , • , ' v., ~., MoNpAy Ey ENING tlfe abtkilt,., ..Ausie. called , --.. ' -' ' • r ~,- -• THE FREE: li - NI.GEIT:g';:f i . Admission One G miles,' tpper and Wine inc de g . , 'nckets to be had - at:file Office., in the!'f - jayntarkifit;'• Pro-VF 4 4 ' . } I•E EDICT OF C - ' ' ' - eaeit ,- 'Whi c h vv . • „. fl AR. 1.4.4i4 AC. NE . Ity 'fick.ets - NNil I be• admitted, upon pay.ing• 40.44. , pe 11l be for the Supper, 14c. ; - ,• ‘.y•• , 5! , . .perforrnecl (for the seventh time a new , :• . ' - , Dominos an Masquerade d Dresses to be had inlnt House, • ; - A - Fri:C, iii,ywo - Acts , called t ) ,; * t r he li t (~' F 813 DG E fr r OF BL:UNDERS ' - . -..' as-usual. ..., . . ~., r.n receive ?tee,' cal led'A lindget of Bliniders,' haVing again . . . ..,-. The ted 7' 1 with -reiterated" hoists- . 0t apnlatiie will be ' - 'I TO. TRE GENEROAA-Srkcit ."' , 1e:`,11 , , tet, after the new D ' .--- ' ------' ' -- - -; A. N. Elderly GENTLEMAN, of i Pikar.i)cd py9-.-1 ritina,of The f ice Knights, ',or, -.. On m ict of Charle-na - ' 'l' ' • 'fession unfortunate in his pursuit,,. t,hqugh, ir,re— k Mitch ,„.. . kie, 0-morrow Eve. in ' ' 'le in Lis character,lanitlishes' this trioindn't under iii..; got ` ei we n,. ts.iiig Lea! ; with Har4quin Pedlar, or, The , proltchpb . ••, b1 . y d f . aftlretiin% Illness,. and ni.a most deplora 'OVA tiD istre ss. ~ He has foi ' soine yearS:4 literary exertions, *obtained a . bare but p e aide maintenance to; liiinsll and the. amiable 4. Nv i. re rt w s ho"sliires his print sorrows; but' a Paralytic Stroke; i about six months singe, deadened his Tight.side, disabled Wm , . 1 f ro m au pxertiun, and deptived him of an employment vOltick!l i Wa).l)i, SCiC dependance. in this situation, destitutcoffrienA. lie was c. by the peiViti I and 11.ikriig under despondency, tott.. h I ' . ( who -low. unknovalrft& him, NVIitUICS . 4O!Inake-thIS a pi.eal in, . hai,behall to the feelings of the generous ; who arealive to •; the anguisivol an educated,miud; borne, demi by such a state ,1 lof inctigerice'and calamity. ''- '. ' '- , .. . i Donatiuns - tor this untnaunate Gentikrrian received by Mr. , i Mawinam, ROultry ; .Mr. Wiutlle, print , seller, I. ieet-strcc!; 1' and i‘fr Ridgway, Piccadilly ; where reference to his resi- i I dence maybe had if reqiiired . . - • • tr ----r•-•--_____*_7____,L..t..„_,,_ . . ' , "erth LYCEu N . 4 TllfiAllkE. ~''rii-:!t...1..,/.6.",,v, tra„_!s.pecial Lit:exist:lot tiled.° 11-). CE LAN"' T"I•r tor the present'Seasoiho the jbinl applicatzon)f u t? •all Parties principallviatoresled. ' - ~,_ Mall p 4 , 0 11 arOjeitlive Servants, - Aortning the CU . tvi . 'lll, I.'',.,i'Y ot tn,2.lai. DituLANE THEAl,l,tk'' Ptif or ' r i I S I)RtsENT EVEriNG February :23, tom , 41 the C • -.' . :',. . 'I.- • ouledy or . • - • •,..; • ,: '.. \V AYS - - AND MEANS: — , .. ..., .. 10 wl,iclvy,krfnEterbi.,:vvi..,,hkeliiii; t o il . ; E M N ela i i E l l G l 7, of ':,...b.'"', --; _. '._au•cled aikst: tune at this rbeato) -.- , F,41 rFc of . To ~,,,HICR.: LIFE 13ELOW. STAIRS. the .... viit,,--; rro°r:vTher‘live ~ .lerry', A..Vives of , %V;tilsor ; ao . ot Windsor.. , . with Tile lob i.entirely Ile 11 Ads has bFett gin .... e . w 141 usicall D-raina, in, ..itee, , ',.- , Pr Nr,tioi), and will speedily be pro.lui;ii . 4. r , -, DIS 7 ILL Al lON. This Day was pnbillhed, In One VoWine Oclay.o,, rice 9a. in board's N tWQUIRY into the STATE de NA , ti`PNAL SUItSISVE - tsiCE, as ,nne6tei with the Progress of Wealth and Population ; including Tat,les of the Imports. Exports, and PriceNotGfain, and other Docurnents• relating to the Corn Trade. . • tif, By W, ci-7.14111F.R. • Printed for T. -Cadet atA Davies, Sttend: ALL P 0 .,,,. 1-1 MR. BOW ES. • 'hest to n w S having any Clini' up - on 1,11.., late Nvi th eid to s ,,c ti N SON- nosAl ES, F. 1:1. i . re her e , l l 4 "Aute IVrticulars of the same immedwely, ith a nq ,k they ,Seciir_ities, ic_ o yiy, to uD ins, Solicitors. Lincoln's-1 on. rhis sited, Hindsomely printed i ‘ iNuato, 4111(t illustrAted- by. several Engrg lugs, pia.e%). its. 6.( 'in opards, _ .TOPOG.RAPRICAL ACCOUNT. of. the PARISH ON, in the-Couig of LIN COLN,- a:at the kontat Antiquities - lately discovaed there; together with AneCclutesot the Vainily of BO LL E. the Rev.CAY Lity ILLJNGwoI27OI, A M. E. R.S. Archdeacon of stow,thut& Reoi of Scarnpton and E p worth, in the County of Lincoln. .•Printed tor T. Li.adell and W. D • vies, Strand. I .* The Profits p,tising trorn.the Sale-of, ihia Work (of winch but a sinail number is printed) are :ntended to be ap plied to the Charitable kund tor the Widows and Orphans - of ' distressed Clergymen in.the County of Lincoln. . ENC-.-"„ . it ~ -.... loth e -'" KOMA.N CATHOLIC PETITION., . 401 h 0 1 1° G utiti r ah le - ' Klink- the 'CO MMONS ' of the United Wkeet as R EAT BRIr Al N and IRELAND, in yartra seihtlea. t. L - ' ' wuose Names are writ en Roman t° You r ',Catholics of England humbly beg leave to represent .phat !tonoiirable House, ' •'' . - 4t i. ht t,„: the tinieot his_Majesty's Accession to the Thione, 1 rti; ,?,,.,.,ue aaainsi his .English 12..,nrans Catholic sub .'r'i r '' " ' c hi of most of the rights of Englishruen, sub s° yer ahil tli .tyi s ,t; b y th _ .. common tights of tnankind, , _ ....ma.es. . 1 2 uL El'''elAN' Hurst a te r t el ai , . u Ads cit the iBth and 3ist years ot . nrs- , 1,. .. . I.L.utli ' si se l v o tral of the penalties and diSabilitiosainder.which • . t} l ; 4, ot the En an Catholics lapou red were reinoved_ • This Da) le r elief c ,.- "nghsh Roman Catholics are Most grateful- for ' eel ~ranted them by, these Act:', and have taken and . . e . e r hat ' t `i i i : i i ie Paths and declarations contained in !heal . : f - A LETTER nn ' t v l 'a ie s.P" G b E lis N l :7U l' S Pric a e n 6 d s. DISI 7 '()SI- .. t ß it, E n ts . l o C t ! t i he. G y. t r i e V nc E , R l LI NI ,n M iim E r N e. P, int lud-' o r 4) in rc7ndutt bath been conformable to their. pro lrio . P e aceabl - • 'the I. • i din thethscharge ' I3y an ,A.M. ~ f E ro ), . of L. NI .. . e submission to aLys,a i i by . es : , , Mg a V i i . e i w U ' N ol S t o il e e t-I r ie a•te.a. l. 1 s a .: Livil duty, they have not been exceedet ., yat y Clie_nr,vi-_stY's subjetts •.'they have served liiinialledtvely Receoll g y ß r!t t Ur A ir N eci (" . ' rOn N i irahh ; ard•Oteaie, - Paternoster-row. i _ Phlaifelphia - printed ' Reputed - for Longman, _,.• tt'tn,a Cali ~ in his fleets and aiinies•; there never has ' Kee', - i . T i k t3l l ° h Englishnien to do their -duty, which the , -..-- • ... - This Day was published,. . p t • 4 t Sev . -414,1 Catholics havb not•heLn forward to answer : ' . In : One-volume; •Odavio, with a Chart, Price 6s. 4 (r is4 411 er 4 l Ti ?enal and eisabling- :laws are yet in tome, i or, Re 4blert e-- 1 ' ll '' • i i•with their fellow,; and Newfound- a h ; s t c , eY are not equally enht cr. collections from Madeira, ;lie t , , ,z,,i a ., ~ , .. A TOUR .through the ATLAN T ":IC ; h ta,,i e II ote at the eleaion of' any Member of y,ourFlO- r• - 1 - . I, ' . .. , din - 18 9 2 th, 4 k' of faille; 'they at excluded .triani a ~seat iii either laid ",,... the e ' .'l3`e-i into c9rpora-,i 1 , laud, wito Memorandums trynt trio . Convents visited .c , p ~ in H. M. S. Vestal. -, , . 14,,,,' i ever -.7..,0t i y are.oot,adanst,t ,i t ever , if 'atila ,Y' civil and military ••othee is denied them; ev y , • Koval Marines., -. By ROLLER I' S 1 EELE, Esq. .. ' i• • „,.. 1 % len„ .. °Q irCt of , arr,;*.''.., alt that eleVates a than among ; - ------1 1 ' • clion' all transl • kivettiietiot liL, Al' hopes of public distill .rrinted w fo i r ie S ie ld i L.: , k. a d y a i l : :„ 1 j ) I i i ; . p 4 T r ice p o a t ll ; lll3llr, 'l , L l Viali, a4 uoto:e ot their cooritry: or, the lavearot their ! th e ro ote ejlaced without .. .heir reach. •,,- ~ Roniari, Catholics fully , explained,. in .a . Re th, lr col jn , 4 "V e Y'sleserve of their country, the more ;sensibl The Nature airdaExteot o• the.. Demands of fu - t t lf t i or l , ris o h f,: Iv .- Illie r )' 11 1;kkes tipt:n feet this' exelusion. . In :lie ranks . . ,Illtol,„3 t hen' r 4: • - t t tot eat vidory is Patrick Diiigen,m,•M L'. -. Parnell's HiStoly of the , , This D r aY ". s 14 :.' d 'Sixpence,' 'Penal Laws. My the Right Hon... --- I -cry - stts - -( 3 —gn: her battats,_ au. %lies e, ' rew azd • urarn.:4'aii is who. lv de sititryi - n ',Aare'. ' i cr the,,..Lo. , - . !,'•cATHO.LIC a• üblished,. • . E t/ 7 , $ f oci 'el • .u> merit ena 1 i .1 ‘ ,1:3,N C I PATIO N.. f o r e ll in ti.o. tlr. ' ' - . hie thCiii to profirot, their : •,... Ji . .• lit'N's th "' l t hUrrible situatioh.of private sol,:jerc,, the law 1 HisTordeA and -PO LITIGAL VIEW of . 14f, i f elYi With pairs arid penalties; by the Articles o . i t . AN ,_,, ~., , • , Price _Three S L liillings - an tlablisis,oltlierarefuse. to attend the religious Worship . ot the , el every thinkirig 'tare dedu...eif, that tniist pe!erriptorriy_e , or l itp i . - the CAT /10.LIC RE Elt a lON l from which _reasons, fr i t, ~ir•Church, they are vonishable ,- fine, imprisen.l NQkposed(leath. - thus the C.itholic soldiersire,, incessant : . . f tters to the :Right the Catholic Church. In ,a. bone.. ti s e i n t th,i ; ." ) the crUel.alterhativF,- of either making a sacrt. Mali to combat the Emancipatjon ; o o f _t ie Irish who are 'Of I ller l e i4 nt, ' ittheiori, or•ineurring the' extreme of legal pu. 1 . i • By ALB 0 , tit tev i . t t n a4" . which, ) ur atitioners humbly conceive,. , 4 Hop. Lord Grenville. • . ~, • N . , :.', •-. . . o.ect r ' 4 aS been and ' %rin P t be, a mare direct rdigionr,i .Author • Weekly Political' law 1 ,, ion, .- 1 , • . ,(.•.----°- • - re - sive the Enf- I it,. - Regisrer. ~.. , N 3 __ ' of the -Letters' to. the Whigs; inserted in Blagel . an's ..:, t iw ' 4l tai t c To an alternative equal ly . opp .. ? . + F.W.FiIagLICIO, at the Crown arid Mitre,_ o„. 6 - 8, .• rinted.or • . • 0, , thotteithire,;, athalics are exosed do then marriages , t d ie - I r o Fleet:street ; by Chapple, it s h ~ for the legal validity°. ' Royal Exchange: - . of a marriage in Englau , Pall-Mall; anti Blacklock, : , Strand; Sold also .at N . 7 , AU es be celebrated in a Parish Church; as Itontr, . . . 1 n a rely Days will - ' ' be published, I :4 - ' 41 4, 4 1 Sat - b' w le i v c e s tnarriage to be a - Sacrainerit, the English : . 1 . .to a cele- : . One nat •By feel great - repuknance , .a n , Th '', tlitt - . 4 ' 4 • NORTH of • , o‘, tY a r , , ~,iparriages in other Churches ta . , h n theirown i G EOLOGICAL TRAVELS in the N Volume, Ottawa, illuStrated with a Map; fel- DlCstilaje,..,`-heily debarred from aqy means which their GE. sof LOltietat's PosseSs„Of - providing fortheir farnities by ,en - t- 7 North Sea. ~.‘t th -" ct odour' -' I- t --so that while t-e ~ _ or, emo urnen . .( t t , b e servations it or s i sortie I art ..i.' t! a C ir 401 h ; ' the Coasts E i -R o ( t.:3Ptyl 1;I ;,_ l3 c A a ° l:; Baltic, E n ai containing L Es q i. . . ' the lie, ''' .late ,'har.q of the general contribution to..wants . i ' Printed for F. C. and . I. Itcl s e ad , , teey are denied even a hope of participating in , .H h• rd, No. 1 90, Ph , ' . Church.yard ; sold also, •by I . atc a Rivington, Na. 6i, Sr. Paul's I s i s l ant4 g e s' bwhich . the burden of their fellow.sUb. • . . . a.i e „,.. ,• y .., , , _., caddiy. . . . , ati n " ° lite r v ' dte d• • - -' ' ‘ , Press by the sante Atlth9f. tt„-g Rod of life' the law has the same-liumili., 1 re I Travels . .in - Ehglan , in , T wo odavo Vols. • lli' r ik uepiels•ti ' -1 n your "Petitioners ; thus • e° „," ,_.o, l " , e a partng, for the d . t t ,. Ut nah c A Op51:41011, s 70,, Ot the above-mentioned t ilt Air line . atm ° ) .1 - '' ) s forced beloiv he subjea of his Ma esty . . . published, - 41 4 e ln suriem 'and the general " body is a marked and , ' -'' Booksellers may be had, lately theta ) (tt if cast Mr. De Luc s -,t he -i t !__'-' , ' •. . '•''.- r . :. ing furataniental Points i Science,and containing in N a ule ~,, ' 41 ' 4 ; 1 Citliolics forM more than, ,otle : fourth of . . r_l, ' Elementary Vreatise on Geology, deterrnt. Examination of some MudernGeological it !her ' Ma ss •.ass of the sukteds or the' United Empire ; what, Systems. tivO price I2S. t/C 4 ctillt e i l t r T' s gethus, of talent, , or•of energy niirong them, * la 0c...' er as E r - ,:/. l °st for public-use, and this:at' a tulle when the ta'l, 4 4)le,,P l T is en - gaged in acontlict, fornUclable beraPd, 't ' " n " it th f "-- . ' 'portant .if not essential ti"li °reserv. . qe °re seems "I infotiaioi„ wittio„t. Atui t ati on 4tl 9h. that Vatit•should call Ir - ;'` talei,', Qr " 1 ' 1 ,4, or any reljgions‘,test erdeclaration, the _ ti, l , - is t rue -- 1., alio energies of al i, her subjects_ . I' ous prin , dil.: e , vah:, i , n at Y , ohr Petitioners possess some . eligi , . ei;., to th t‘ , ll are ilot professed by the . Estahlished -Church , th e ' s, ai- I P• old to this only, their-refusal of •certain tests, k ; Pali,i, geiclaratiol:s is owing, which subjects them to Va:i pies ciAddi s abilitie ' s they Complain of; but none Of the 11 . 1j: , ' - 'r porYVltch occasion their retusai aVett their inifrali .ci *l.,, rat ti,,.;tleal intekrity ;• and your Petitioners humbly sub *al ''s I:::w,ur,ibie liOuse; tliat no prineipie which leaves ti t :o s ,r-ical integrity . uninaollired; Is a proper objea _of ler • ' cution -' b-strtes the whole Creed of your Pe s. Vki l) 4 ' I ',,.\'44.-ttoce rice C - tc Xbi the MTN kimgdOnis , it ' is the - i' ' 1,11 , 4 4ie ' . wn i - nftlis of Ire ' l e anA, aria inucLi.the greater part-4 7 l i e' it Was the. Creed of -thase who' oUnded*British li. ?trik,,L.s.,u.neinerte- who 'conquered at Cressy,, Pothers, and t .,.'aie 0 1 5 ,...t, anion g th ose w h o repe ll e d a nd annihilated the 411' Q iee A rt r ' i w n Z ia > none bore a nobler parttliakthose by whom . ,k , e'' ?11-th e Proieksed._ - 1141,44,1e..,e111 vse?tehievetants, in every Other - scene- in which do 1 ilisipt., ; ',*, 9ur, oCanc:ent wisdom : of this country' has t,' 4 ba tio `,,),- , !, the a`nceStors of several of your Petitioners , a t ilkir ~,.`ttlegnislieti ; their'C reed did not lessen their zeal 'ttooa',"'',llg at)d-Countcy ; it does mat' lessen•thaf, of their. 4 4 , l:z. , d ' t .• - , ' . • .:,:, 2 . : ~ - " 4 4 •4l ty i f ,3 l.sloyal or inifijoral principle, which naaiice or.cre- t lll ,, •rep a - a l ' n ,}PuteLl v. them your PetitlonerS hive solemnly O l t ah,..Z"Yslisclanneal. ' .'lhey believe there dOes not now • e' t hf ; th_`nlorable man who imputes these.Tprin.iples to T l i l ic t. to h u i ) . _ have sworn' to be faithful., and bear ., true alle ta e Y 11 4) - f 4 , 114 4;1e5y, and liaVeaded up to their profession. taetkite Nvi' tnntlently. appeal to this lionotirable liouse,and tl' l tent '' - - ; 1 0 e k ull?ifF : . Alielllcr in lqylty . to his Majesty, at:. k Y a re ~, tb`•••• Coin& tiiti*on ,Lrr zeal tor their country's good, apwi eti `,F ) t eqUal - al-A •are not uniVersallY known atict ac 'a jberet r t ;W'Petequal ha his Mujesty's other su b j eas '.' .ir withs ti . e, ,cehsLious of the troth-at ihese representations,. ,- 1,, 0i . ..,- aine, pc , r?ez.l relian. - .:eonthe wisdom and justice v , , T .a 10.11 t,lit-iihie iltyt;;c-, vc,ur Petitipners humbly pray •,:,i , , t , •',.a! _)eaeal of every test, oath, 'declaration, or .pro , .';.'' tt!...: l ; t l t ieli . has the el.':ect of subjeaing our Petitioners to 1.41,,1t.,;t).1Y 9! disabiliey wharscever, on account of *stir re--• pat leifdatia A. Useful and Entertaining Work, in French, highly ne cessary tor. Learners of that Language. This Day was•published, In One-Volume,' izino. price bound 6s. ril - lOIX HISTORIQUE et . LITTERAf RE, sue 1 / 4 00- L'ORIGINL dts ARTS et des SCIENCES._ • Par M. HAMEL. " - Omhetulit punctum gin miscuit utile • HORS. ARS.:POICT. "This volume is not destitute either of instruction or enter tainmeot ; it contains a large portion of informatiott in a nat. LOW Comilass."—MoNt REVI EW. Pript4 for 1: - . Chapple Pa!! Mall. . This Day was published,: Price Two Shillings and Sixpence, ALETTER - to the Right Hon. SPENCER PER 4 EV A First Lord of the Treasury, upon his repurted,correspondenee with Visi.-ount,Metvilleil in reference to, the rerun. or that .Nobl , Lord to Power.- By A COUNTRY GEN7rI.EktAN. - • Priuttd fore. ChApple, Pall-Mall; • Also, list published, , ;._ I. The Council of Twelve, or St. Stephen's Muster-Roll, price 3s 6d. 2. Popish Divan ; or, PolitiCal Sanhedrim, price 4s. 6d. in boards. . 3. 'Truth in Pursuit of Wardle,, price 3s. 6d.. , 4. Examination of CVardie's Letter to Lord EllenboroUgh priee . 2s. . - • - • • • s. Heroic Epistle to Colonel; Wardle, price zs. 6d. •i Tltis Day was published, - • • In °aria), price Three Snillingo -and Sixpence, THE : ,COUNCIL 9f- TWELVE. or, : I STEP N's UST ER- ROLL ; a Pocrn,withNotcs Explanatory. Also, price 4s. 6d.:8v0. boards. The Popish Divan; 'oro Political Sanhedrin!, A Poem, with Notes relative to the Oxford Chancellorship. . • • Ljkewie, price .as. An Examination. of Colonel Wardle's Letter to 'Lord EllenboroUgh; being wcomplete . Vindication of his Lordship: I3y Erinaceus. Printed for C. Chapple, Pall-Mall, And maybe had at any of the Iluokselters. ' • S e L;ir . ;LL" • 1,04 ieU' I'l f, .-t 0 - E t JL...,;1 1 10,,f , . t ~ `'T • , 4, - (t; T , ' • • '..;:tt . *;4 . r. 2. .t : :1 • • . - • ‘ 4 ',/„,4 1.1 rmv - • 1- ,1 /, 1,114 . 1; • `4 . , E • / ' l ' 'ER IDA Y, nB 1.7 f ~ti_,.~ ~a ~- •- v 0 F CE , T 44cd, .• • • . I 2Z D. T HE PRINCIPAL OfFICERScif HIS Md.: ORDSVAN WO:iieVe6y. :give.. Notice, that .hel pilled at thricOkif, lio,lPali r lkfali; on or - •'ht.P•re P?iday, the id liqy ~41: March, frontstich Pertoar as mu , it be willing lluVta;fe E ii () () KS, and f vatios other.artitha of 1..KA1N4 , fOr df this Drpartment , jor a .piriad of nwa. ca r e l ; , `Propbsitts for aiii>lretcpcontarne.l,in ;he List 'rill he received, and'Patfirns of the Pletillik"iii,ty hr vic.wed upon apjilicatim at the ,-P,Mcipal Storeketioer'f'qllice., ire the I'iwer '; nyhere fur ther together with tbeferms and Conditions of the Contr`acrrizay he known, also at the Secretary's bi - ajoresWd, any , bet Ween the liours Of Ten aud. ,Four o'Clock,.l4'hers .also, the Proposals mist he deiivete'l," sealed up and indorsed, " r,rop"osals fou'fackle Hooks; Sec." Gut no • Profiosal can: be admitted after tie id day of !hatch, at . , _Twelve o'Clock trt Isl,On'of the same day ;'neither-?till nny'Te-i_ a'er ,hc nelice.l, ullesi the Party Makiag it, or an Agent in his hihali, shall a _ tread. By Order of; the Board, • R. 11. EIV, Sec. . _ This Day was published, • 4 • 4 7 Price bound z 4. 6c1. - or a-dozen for tlistribution, a Isteiv • Edition, ;being the zSth, of 'VI-1E PIOUS COUNTRY ;PARISHIONER in strutted haw to, s, end every. Day :through tile whole Course of his Lite, in a reliAtous and .acceror,Ole _manner ; Advice Itomi to keep the Lord's Day holy ; a Confse of ;< cad- ing the-Holy : Scriptures, .wherein' is shewhhOw much they out-do iii.Lloyeence all the Rules of tiuman Art right Method - ot EduCation ; the iA consequence ut with-holding Instruction from Children ; hoW to subdhe 'their Pa,..sicais,.• and,tnake them a.-comfortto their iiiends, and a blessing to thb World • the PeAgs and ~ : fo"which arc added,, . coneat on4eieral:Oceasions ; alto, a Discourse conceriV ing the iiiciisperisableoliough-inCountry Pai nit* ' leded, tint y.of Receiving,.the Blessed - Sacra tnen; Slipper, wher&l tite iJarure of it is,described ; the 01;thr,a• tiens- of frequenting' it enforccia alt the excuses, -usually brought-jor the begtect.ot: it ansvVered ; the 'ignorant Orson taugnt what he must d - i.in!order to be a worthy Conut)tut ;, cant ; anti b,!cattsrAill triu;:;t die, Rules are giyen for a devont Behaviour in the time of Sicknes.l; and'dirediuns la,d how to prepare for altappy cliangeat death.• - • Printed 'tor L. Rivington, No. 62,. Si.. Pattl's Church-yard ; Baldwin, G. Wil;de and I. ltobilison, C. Law, anc t. Sc.itcherd and C. Letterirrin. t . • . SALES OF ESTATES; HAMPSHIRE —FOR, SALE, NSI ON- I-1 I/ S Fa ; PA RI( ;'; lid ESTAVEB',-- A Purchaser .mar be aecommuti44,4ot4r .with: a .1 rnucierate.or very extensive propetly„. For P:artkulars, enquire '4 Nrossts: U66l7;''Scillcituis, Howlanthstreer, , Fitzroy-squllre ; or . £lr. Solicitor, A4re,rortt, - • Distance frc;n? I..pnclon 5 miles, Portsmouth SUlltll - • • " • • NAVIGABLE C,I.N . A.L AN L) AN AESO -,LtiTE - ROWE ItSlol.stlN V. "FUN DS. • .. SOLO 141 7 .•41UCT10N; • • • . ,') • By , Nlr4 SLV - i v r, - On-Friday the.ad of -March; at-Twelve o'clock, at the V/I(.NAY rU . Ot TFISHf l ii b E r , t' dRAND -UNCTION, LAN C.ASI" E'R, 11 U 1) DE RS 1 I. s tiEP.KS, K EN - NLEI 7 .ariciAVON,E L U-SMTiRE,TI-IAM ES • and.Nl El/WAX. NA L, and tc,J.NI.. Elt .W0)(k.: SHARES ; and an, ABsot.t.!",tE REVtRSION. tai 5,4)1. , 3 per Cent. Corso's,' stan,',ingin the name of tlie" - ezefionfant General, 'to which tno Pn re haser will tyecoine entitled on tlie I I decease of a Lady _s9 ye irs Particulars sr tt,e 1-10c1,43irplinglIam ,• at Flatakett's Hotel, ; Matt ; Watt of Mr. Scott, 13tidge;-street: - • . . LEEDS, uvEKroor, ANI). BWANSErI CANAL - • 'SFIAIZES . :' • TO BE, SOL - P LW AUCTION, .On Friilay, Mirch -a, at Tv o'Clock, at .the Mart, in, • • the V Sale, • EEDS . and LI\W-2,T00L 'NAVIGATION,' „LA Twenty Shares in this eicel lent Concern, diviaink at present S. per- Share, 1-;,.:t per Annum, expected consider ably to increase, by qt. : : vvell • known advantages it evidently prissFesses. SWAN-SEA CANAL, Fifteen Shares in this very im proving Navigation, dividing 51.. per Cent. net, expect o. to. increase.. Particulars at. the Mart ; and of Mr. Scott, 2S, New Bridge-street. . ' "FREEMANTLE ESTAtE, ONE MILE IFROM SOU IHAMPTON.: TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTIONT,, • By WINSTANLEY and SQN, • , • On Thursday, the 22d of March, Lt :fwelve 'o'Cloc.k, at the Auction Mort; near the'tiMlk. of England, by Order of the the .Exceutors;-- in One Lot.- • • • . ' - r — "HE very Desirable FREEHOLD MANSION, ,witllolfic.F ? of ,eyery denomination, Lawn, Garden, Pleasure Grounds; Paddock, handsome Entrance Lodges, Farm-yard, Husbandry Bitiidingl, Cottages, and 'scv'era in closures ot. Arable,,.,MeadoW, Vasture; . and.. Wood Land int mediately surrounding the Mansion, and containing ,al together; (38 A. 3 R. 7 P. the late Residenee and property of 10111 , 1 lARR E, tis q : acea.;ed. This eligible. E4tatc is sittiated.at: Mllbrook, •on the high' road from Southampton, throuJi. the Not,/ Fort st to Sails- Ringwbod, Christ efturch, i C. onernile only from Southanipton; eight tikihi'lly:ndhurst, Lytn. I ington, and 713. !rum.. LOntivit'; ‘ eorrnandin ;Marine and I Land Prospe6ts of great eNtedit and be4l4y. The Mansion 1 withs replete with every.conveniencsAvis,ite fOrthe accOrninodation of a Pamily of the first ?tkpeetaiy.- lity, htted up in .a sty loof supetior taste and ele.gatlet. - • The p tikes are judiiously in - ranged anti .%\ell.ounne&ed ; the Gardens' productive: . theLandas good con(lition,..i‘titn valuable Forest•Kiglit, , andanearly pasession be given. .To be viewed.. from the MUrch to the day of Sale (sunthys exceptecik bp i Cards or Admission only, - -which, , With descriptive Particulars may be had of Mcssrs. SilaWY", La Blanc, and Shawe ' --So hiAtOrs, - gitilnt-street, ti'lacklziarS and of Winstattley and Son,-Paternoster , row, LOnddn, where a Plan ma) bu seen. --- • • , . 'Particulars may like Wise be had of ,Win• 4m0r,.1„:%(1.- Southampton ; the George, at %Vinchesfet ; Christ. Church ; Angel, Lyrnington; the Crown,-aiVcirts::. inOutli • White Hart, at Salisbury; the',W.liite Lion, at liath - ;" of Mf.AVeller, Chichester ,• cnd at tin, placepf N: 11. -About to,olol. of the PureltaTz' Metiey • on.the Estate for two -years, it required. tof.ra - , GKAV EL U)Ns,a LTICKMAN'S.. PILLS for t e GRAVEL- 'and' STONE, are a certaiii cure for -Map most paihful4nti, distressing 'coMplaiiit the Stone and (..; ravel, in all various ; forms, as lumbago,' and eiernbiating pain in the bowels.— This disease is known to proceed irons a faultylecretion the kidneys, connected with the weaknesses of their'vessels. The dse ottlickman's Pills, by' bracing these organs, I:stole . the• secretion of the urine to allealthy state; and fire Vents the farther ,produCtion of that matter-which forms stone'and gra ye!, It is from success in private practice, , and at the 'strong recortunendation - Of numbers who have ta=co cured y them that they are brought 'betrii - e tlie Public, andexpeilence convince fevery one of their unparalleled etficacy against this fatal disorder. . Sold wholesale And retail at Mr. Butlet's.4, Chcapside, corner of.l'aternoster-row 1 • 'Tutt, Royal E:xcharme ; z 59- Borough; Allen, 76.,0 iford-street t and most country Booksellers and Medicine Venders, .in Boxes, at as. 9(i: • ~ 1 •• 1 • Of 't•i'lfon - vrila be had, • 13.utlees.A.romtic Pezturat Lotenges, for • imptOirifT the voice. couy,11::, (34,14 aitim-4,4c. itr I.3cx:i, at is. 41. 'i'..'~.. .. , . . 41 3 i-A-nrr I ' [PR Er:f. SIXPENCE HALFPENNY] ....Mtn It AL, PAR WA NI EN r, " HOUSE OF PEERS, • !.TI-ICRSSDAY, 113,BRUARY iffht Royal•Aiieut was notified by Cotn-hicsinn • t 6. welkiley's Divbree 'Bill, and ,to two Nattva3izil - 'ion' 13ills. ' • - Th'ellills on' the Table were-forwarded in their resp , ::6.tive st ig ., ,-s. - -.: . . : _ . -"- EN . dt.ISH CATHOLIC Br LL. E3ri Gitiy . presented a. Petifition in (114 ; nin - ric Of , the Rotnan Catholics of 4g' lapd,,prayitig, to be relieved from - certain:.inabiies , and : eulasions, , The Petitio., hayita4, beep . read.by the Cleric,,, .„ I.ord . GREY rose .to,,,tnove .that the Pe!hjon do -'le on their Lorgsltips' . Table. ...I-le•Shoup not on.,ti - t e,: prese.:t odeiSint ground any...other . ino, , ion , in : ...the prayer . of the. Pqtition. 13iniieeciAld not at . ,.t he same'. time oniit ! he opportunity winch theprpsentingOf.tl e Petition afforded iiiiiri - of l calling - the_ attention 41 4 ; their Lerdship4 to.thecase'and sttuittiotk of the,Te-., a tiiiiiners. Their caseaild. situ l tionwK:re peculiarly:-hard sindeed, and very dalerent Irorryhat, of otht;;:v i of li(s . ./ajesty's„s übjeals profeSsitTg. the same rt.-, A union .: Their Lordships woeldo hear in mind how.- his Majesty's sith . N..-ts, in c.inaida o h..lye:been treated:, --Lthefe nd ii.ffe , ence is made between the inhabi. taiits ~ vhor p s',ofs the es.t)hlt.sbed faith,. anA.tho - 0 , 1,4,10 e4)14 it til4 Rerr,l;:ll p 1 - . , ivaOop - 2 --tmti) ,enjny - afie.sttill.. 4*ree,q,c, , viirl'Oi.ts—to boil' .are equally open n ficsfacg i pf:,lioner and etnolament, ~ With the conces4,s,,nlacle' v to Ow Iloniar y4lo.ilics (4 ,-; Ire' irrtil . , ' t heir Liird , shits "were- alsi. v.ery .4vell .ac- -,, a .. .....'• ..._ . q9linteil ;•fhtl!lhc-,‘):\i'avy, atid(lie. rtp s ympre both . othey, to tKrit,-lii khe Army, angbkaspireto.., i', -11. , .•. . any . r,ink bl=low: khat of a Generfl ,on .tiw - statf-.,', ,-,-, . ~ the` fe lia),icws tpaThtile.,4.orpiFnions, except to .._ 14L lot,;clie„, arnov.ersi ty of pStt?nt. , l ,: i, out the - 1:,,.e.ii. Ole .., - , sm i le t A iic t, ply ..; , . : :•Te'aLlrp;tt.:(.l as I't:Kierits, aiid .. ;;:pi- Ickiked:St4itk their degre --'-they Cs had also the,pri- v r4 of.: . .p4r c L4zi ..: si lig lands, and. of yolll l4 at..the ett,:ction:.4.lr_ , ,mber's Ofl ) ,irli:nni..:llt..., What now \Vas the 4:ot idit i I :M in, whip' OP Cis liol'ws , of, &lg." land yet - accessible . , Co them. •Ttiey .possessed . no right to yote:**4 i...ie,tu .. ~ , r , , ~.r - t i :e of P.o . lia:nent. . A. :ley.were i../4.1....„1tt,ir tile N i . v anl Army, and Jr2T all pla,.es..eA triyil t antl -. emolument, of whiltebr Ci:ttictiptioa t . : 111 - 4y 4he: Crown. - Even iry, pt.,them, desL:ending . from the situ:llion to whicl, from other eircumstatace,-_,.. 111,2 y were entitial to aspire to in life, ch0it 5 ..,,, i i.,1,1 11 , 1 • list a=jl;rivates in Atte, ratAi,„lthey were, pot only:: i‘ ,-, .ve'`itel froTi the ex-rocs cf ;the dutiesof their" ~, , i , own f - cll : 4ibn, but they' Might be„cottipplled, uulea,is t! - )e Ira - na:.ity atiii,good sense. of their superior of- . ficerS Ordere.49ilieri.vise; to assist at the celebra tion of rnes t titwhich the tenets of...their bel r . w , A.ll' i. , :) rt- , Pa t i# - al.:0 - 2. , p - ,0. arike. Yet wliat..was„ Ai i G . ~. , ti•.o n:l ,- . - 14' . • s l t y l cilli . o,per.F . ,;,:ls,v, o were d...:;4 , 0(L..d i . , . 4 :t . .1 , ., distingutslmi froti)a the teat Oi LILL:it fellow,sUb:-.., jeas - The - k.,Nyvtie . itien who w*. known ,and a-„, k'noWiedged t - o. vie s.vith the ; rnOst lOy - al,and . pa (1 1.4 1 .9..,-. in lOYalty aria pairiOtistri. "They 'weie men wh,uss, peaceable demeanour, whose uniform and .ei..4y/t.„ plary suhtnis.doti to the laws entitled ,thern to, .r. t.. i i , rn aong thost favouredof:.his Majesty' s #,141p .ii ti There.ivele ir.m many of that' persuasian in.pl.coy i tity..l7. where' he resided. lie was acquainted KAI bpfr.stii . of them ; -they were 'persons Of ancient, tarnily i , and of affluent fortimes ; and no, .m.9,,.:Wer t i 3 more beloved and esteemed than .they w l ire t ,,,,., as, indulgent landlords, at kind masters,. 5.',(Vd , .,. 'merits.; . as exemplary . heads of lAniiilies ;.. .in . short, as pos,essing every thing .., ,that could. ) render t4elr conduct`amiable an) respettala!e in all their' bearings and relations of 'social ,Jile. , With such cla'inis however to the at:lee - 60n and respect of .: their fellow subjeats, they were shut out from the ~ elijoymept of .Very advantag - e to which. in every., reSpee.t . .they had an equal • claim, _and frorn which they w'or4'exciuded, only, by the feelings and th e .. disGiplitie , - whfch attached them to another mode -.? of faith than that Of the . Established : Clivrch. The grievances - of which . fhey ‘corriphiiiied, their Lord shiPs liseartl d';,tailed,ln the - ,petitiou . which he. had the hollow: to Arest!'ut, . Under these grievances thiiy r) , iit , font lal)oarecl,..yt ithout murmuring, and iroM whi,di t hey nowt lin:n 1 bly Brayed to be released. , ',...Thgir petition7(l . l(l:pol: presume to . . ; prescrihe any !cerii.lit ions:; -,-1t set fliiffi',no...terins:upon I,vlitch they , s offv" Q cl - The ilidurgencil of the Leg'slatiare--they Ort'i - eAclyfo .2,i,ean) tht they wo rl,l„edge auid pursue tin..S.itini line of -loj' ., al and.sphinisske Ltiovionr, on ~.. th , _ , . 0 . ; cLlci of which they sere pow etnholde4i4A to F:tition , for an exemption from those dishilities , . and eclisions which still hung ,_over atid.hurnhLd ith.ctn. It war their adopting that line of.cond4L : Which inae6tl him to'ad., Ocatt (1 iCi r cause. : fip:l,:e.,- . , :lieved t li& :iliaS...= no riN'oble Lord iti n, it .Eluti:e a more zearouVall - Sineere friend to toleralion,than,he. wiis. 1 - ii-thdia6a ~.tm a ii cold feel 'ac-i-n strongly , tli'm he . di.i' the necessity of, tlie.tnoc Cc, di L o -..i i ,..,, ration - OR all the tAzi,se4 and re'iik:uus liersua,R , tis or the •gt - tiPir' in the pri's..,nt perilous cri w . oi o a t.... . ~ fairs . ; aril rfbi7one cou,d: Jifbie biberly lament than, ' he did that any obstacle' Should at present obstinct the - attainlilCpt_of that irtost 4esirable objetct. Indecci r IE4 time rnigl47 nut be fir distant when the SetUriir and salvation of the.e rcahris ought desJend upon it.-, ~ .0 It was a ~hjertf. o f urg,inand-awful consideration for ,their :L ,not :Lordships ; it could t ,en, ; age' their stboughts ti3os.tions - T or Nofrctfutitl r y. - Yet,flilleh 0 . 5 116 ,Vas iiiip essed with, these serious - irtit:its rifuch as he` was disp(Aed to pread'Abe eauSe•of tole, ration,arid to hold it Up Zs thereat link - that ‘%oultY hold h)gethef 'every class of h s :Itiajesty,s sobje;:ts, and animate thern tti a "comniori exertion fora coin- Mon end, yet 'he never should"( t.;rge.t, what was .c.itA to the'oecuritj; . .of the 'State ) , and ,the.s a pp or t - o f al: eAati4shillents whist \Vele . inseparably n coneated 4. Witai ''7 . lt: . 'f6!el - : : ltioti liaa alsO . its limits.- and lie .. ~theuld cease to be animated by. the. trite spirit vi ' toteratioh,if by feAnitlg too fiiuFil to.'ore_:si-.'4e, 11,6''. e A ,~~ ~.' ~. Ib Id,' oe, • at (or esC :CS. the Os- of ~„ '. of Jf4l ele lAny 'OO ti 'idga few . ' ;Ina ~~ ....../ * e D , NI) I .